Course 55199-A: SharePoint 2016 End User Training

Course Modality

Instructor-led training

Course Level

Beginner

Course Time

3 Days

Course Language

English

Course Overview

This SharePoint 2016 End User class is for end users working in a SharePoint 2016 environment. The course teaches SharePoint basics such as working with lists and libraries as well as basic page customizations.

Prerequisites

Before attending this course, students must have:

Students are expected to be comfortable in Windows.

Intended Audience

This course is intended for new and existing users of SharePoint. This course is for information workers.

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Online Practice Labs

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Applied Projects

Real-world projects relevant to what you’re learning throughout the program

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Skill Covered

After completing this course, students will be able to:

Learn to navigate a SharePoint 2016 Team Site.
Learn to create SharePoint lists.
Learn to customize SharePoint lists.
Learn to create SharePoint libraries.

Learn to manage library document versions.
Learn to create SharePoint list and library views.
Learn to create sub sites using various SharePoint templates.
Learn to create and edit Web page content.
Learn to create InfoPath Forms and Form libraries.
Learn to create Site columns and content types.
Learn to integrate Office applications with SharePoint 2016.
Learn to manage basic permissions of SharePoint 2016 resources.

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Course Curriculum

Module 1

Installing and Configuring Windows Server 2012

This module explains how the Windows Server 2012 editions, installation options, optimal service and device configuration and general post-installation configuration all contribute to the functionality and effectiveness of your Windows Server implementation.

Lessons

Windows Server Architecture.
Installing Windows Server.
Configuring Services.
Configuring Devices and Device Drivers.

Lab: Installing and Configuring Windows Server 2012

After completing this module, student will be able to:

Describe Windows Server components and architecture.
Install Windows Server 2012.
Configure services.
Configure devices and device drivers.

Module 2

Implementing Storage in Windows Server

This module will introduce you to different storage technologies and discuss how to implement the storage solutions in Windows Server. There is also a discussion on how to create a resilient strategy for your storage, helping to avoid unplanned downtime and loss of data.

Lessons

Identifying Storage Technologies.
Managing Disks and Volumes.
Fault Tolerance.

Lab: Implementing Storage in Windows Server

After completing this module, students will be able to:

Identify a suitable storage technology.
Manage storage within Windows Server.
Implement disk fault tolerance.

Module 3

Understanding Network Infrastructure

In this module, students will learn how to describe fundamental network component and terminology thus enabling the student to select an appropriate network component in a particular scenario.

Lessons

Lab: Selecting Network Infrastructure Components

After completing this module, students will be able to:

Describe physical network topologies and standards.
Define local area networks (LANs).
Define wide area networks (WANs).
Describe wireless networking technologies.
Explain how to connect a network to the Internet.

Describe how technologies are used for remote access.

Module 4

Connecting Network Components

This module explores the functionality of low-level networking components, including switches and routers. In addition, the module provides guidance on how best to connect these and other components together to provide additional network functionality.

Lessons

Understanding the OSI Model.
Understanding Media Types.
Understanding Adapters, Hubs, and Switches.
Understanding Routing.

Lab: Connecting Network Components

After completing this module, students will be able to:

Describe the industry standard protocol model.
Describe wiring methodologies and standards.
Describe adapters, hubs, and switches.
Describe routing technologies and protocols.

Module 5

Implementing TCP/IP

This module describes the requirements of a protocol stack and then focuses on the Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) protocol stack.

Lessons

Overview of TCP/IP.
IPv4 Addressing.
IPv6 Addressing.
Name Resolution.

Lab: Implementing TCP/IP

After completing this module, students will be able to:

Describe the Functionality of the TCP/IP Suite.
Describe IPv4 Addressing.
Configure an IPv4 Network.
Describe IPv6 Addressing and Transition.
Describe the Various Name Resolution Methods Used by TCP/IP Hosts.

Module 6

Implementing Windows Server Roles

This module explains the functional requirements of a server computer and how to select and deploy appropriate server roles to support these functional requirements.

Lessons

Role-Based Deployment.
Deploying Role-Specific Services.
Considerations for Provisioning Roles.

Lab: Implementing Server Roles

Lab : Implementing Server Roles

After completing this module, students will be able to:

Describe role-based deployment.
Deploy role-specific servers.
Describe deployment options for server roles.

Module 7

Implementing IT Security Layers

This module explains how, in addition to file and share permissions, you can also use data encryption to restrict data access.

Lessons

Overview of Defense-in-Depth.
Physical Security.
Internet Security.

Lab: Implementing IT Security Layers

After completing this module, students will be able to:

Describe the risks posed by connecting to the Internet.
Describe possible mitigations to these risks.
Describe the Windows Server components and features that can help provide his Internet security.

Module 8

Implementing Security in Windows Server

This module reviews the tools and concepts available for implementing security within a Microsoft Windows infrastructure.

Lessons

Overview of Windows Security.
Securing Files and Folders.
Implementing Encryption.

Lab: Implementing Windows Security

After completing this module, students will be able to:

Describe the Windows Server features that help improve your network’s security.
Explain how to secure files and folders in the Windows Server environment.
Explain how to use the Windows Server encryption features to help secure access to resources.

Module 9

Implementing Network Security

This module explains possible threats when you connect your computers to a network, how to identify them, and how implement appropriate Windows network security features to help to eliminate them.

Lessons

Overview of Network Security.
Implementing Firewalls.
Internet Protocol Security (IPsec)

Lab: Implementing Network Security

After completing this module, students will be able to:

Identify network-based security threats.
Implement Windows Firewall to secure Windows hosts.
Explain how to enforce corporate compliance.

Module 10

Implementing Security Software

This module explains how an information technology (IT) administrator can account for and mitigate the risks of malicious code, unauthorized use, and data theft.

Lessons

Client Software Protection Features.
E-Mail Protection.
Server Protection.

Lab: Implementing Security Software

After completing this module, students will be able to:

Implement Windows Server technologies and features to improve client security.
Describe security threats posed by e-mail and how to reduce these threats.
Explain how to improve server security using Windows Server security analysis and hardening tools.

Module 11

Monitoring Server Performance

This module discusses the importance of monitoring the performance of servers, and how you monitor servers to ensure that they run efficiently and use available server capacity. It also explains performance monitoring tools to identify components that require additional tuning and troubleshooting, so that you can improve the efficiency of your servers.

Lessons

Event Logging.
Performance Monitoring.

Lab: Monitoring Server Performance

After completing this module, students will be able to:

Use the Event Viewer to identify and interpret Windows Logs, and Application and Services Logs.
Measure system resource usage and identify component bottlenecks

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